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* ''Webcomic/{{Homestuck}}'' is full of these. The time-travel mechanics of a Sburb session almost always end up creating offshoot timelines overlapping with the main one. [[ResetButton Scratching]] a session creates a new universe where the players and guardian roles are swapped. It is thus easy to meet and work with counterparts.
** Aradia gathered thousands of alternate selves to help fight the Black King in the troll session.
** [[spoiler:Jane]] finally meets her pre-Scratch counterpart [[spoiler:Nannasprite]] before the final battle. [[spoiler:And there's a second Nannasprite [[ItMakesSenseInContext due to the retcon.]]]] They end up fighting together.
** Thousands of ghost versions of the troll players from doomed timelines are brought together to fight [[spoiler:Lord English]] near the end of the comic.

** In ''ComicBook/ScoobyDooTeamUp'' #50, "Crisis of Infinite Scoobies", Bat-Mite brings together multiple {{Elseworld}} Batmen (including Captain Leatherwing, [[ComicBook/GothamByGaslight Gaslight]] Batman, Elliot Ness Batman from ''Scar of the Bat'', Golden Age Batman, and ComicBook/BatmanVampire, while Scooby-Mite adds Victorian, knight, vampire and zombie versions of Scooby. Scooby-Mite then ups the ante with versions of Mystery Inc, from [[Film/ScoobyDoo the live-action movies]], ''WesternAnimation/ScoobyDooMysteryIncorporated'', ''WesternAnimation/BeCoolScoobyDoo'', ''WesternAnimation/APupNamedScoobyDoo'', ''WesternAnimation/ShaggyAndScoobyDooGetAClue'', ''WesternAnimation/TheThirteenGhostsOfScoobyDoo'' (where Fred and Velma apparently don't even ''exist''), ''ComicBook/ScoobyApocalypse'' and even a brief appearance by "Puppet Daphne" from ''Film/ScoobyDooAdventuresTheMysteryMap''.

* ''WebOriginal/JennyEverywhere'' sometimes meets up with her parallel selves, sometimes to help a particular Jenny with a tight situation, and other times just to hang out.

* The finale of ''WesternAnimation/SpiderManTheAnimatedSeries'' had Spidey teaming up with multiple alternate dimension versions of himself to save the universe with the help of Madame Web and The Beyonder. They include a [[ComicBook/IronMan Tony Stark]] style inventor engaged to Gwen Stacy (who "our" Spidey had [[AdaptedOut never even met]]), a version of Ben Reily, a Spidey [[CallBack still having multiple arms due to a mutation problem]], a Spidey with Doc Ock arms, and an actor with no powers who [[RealWorldEpisode plays Spidey in movies, hailing from a universe where Spider-Man is just a famous comic character created by]] Creator/StanLee.

* In ''Literature/Interworld'', [[spoiler:it's revealed that all the Walkers are alternate universe versions of Joey.]]

** In ''ComicBook/BatmanChipZdarsky'', the finale of "The Bat-Man of Gotham" has Batman catapulting through the multiverse, teaming up with his counterparts against their Jokers (who have either got a power boost or ''come back to life'' due to Red Mask). The final scene reveals [[spoiler: that the Batman of Zur-En-Ahr has somehow teamed up with his multiversal counterparts ''inside Bruce's head''.]]

** In ''ComicBook/TheMultiversity: [[ComicBook/{{Shazam}} Thunderworld]]'', Dr Sivana contacts other universes to form a League of Sivanas. Notable members include a cartoon snake (presumably the enemy of [[AlternateTooniverse Earth-26's]] Hoppy the Marvel Bunny), a TorturePorn-themed depraved serial murderer Sivana in a bite-mask who even gives Thunderworld!Sivana the creeps, and a respectable scientist who's horrified to realise the others are all criminals.

* Being based on ''ComicBook/SpiderVerse'', ''WesternAnimation/SpiderManIntoTheSpiderVerse'' has various stranded Spider-Men teaming up with [[Characters/MarvelComicsMilesMorales Miles Morales]] to stop Kingpin and get home to their own dimensions. The sequel ''WesternAnimation/SpiderManAcrossTheSpiderVerse'', exaggerates the trope, with a whole Spider-Society from many different dimensions hundreds strong dedicated to protecting the multiverse.

* A parody of the Council of Reeds and Kangs from Marvel Comics, the Citadel of Ricks in ''WesternAnimation/RickAndMorty'' are hundreds of iterations of Rick Sanchez from across the "central finite curve" of the multiverse who founded the alliance in order to escape the authorities that hunt them down in their own respective universes. The protagonist Rick, Rick C-137, is one of the few Ricks who looks at the citadel and the Council of Ricks that leads it with contempt, seeing the citadel as an abandonment of the "[[IWorkAlone lone wolf]]/every-Rick-for-himself rebel" mindset that Ricks were originally defined by and [[BecameTheirOwnAntithesis becoming the very thing they hate]]. The Council in turn see Rick C-137 as a loose cannon with an unhealthy, passionate attachment to his Morty (which the Council see as nothing but accessories that can be switched out and replaced) that could potentially undermine their entire organization. [[spoiler:As it turned out, the Citadel as we know it was originally built by Rick C-137 out of the remnants of a similar organization he had destroyed as part of a peace offering in order to [[CrusadingWidow stymie his bloodlust from pursuing Rick Prime]] by being allowed to quietly settle down in another universe where a version of his daughter Beth was still alive: By-chance it was the very same universe that Rick Prime himself was from.]]